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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1946
Page
8
The piece argues for restoring a single annual charitable drive after decades of multiple appeals. It notes wartime and postwar expansions, warns that ongoing drives risk public fatigue, and urges a unified, orderly fund raising approach to support worthy causes without overwhelming donors.
United Prose Staff Correspondent Louis T Keemle notes Soviet efforts to forge eastern alliances while Western powers argue over Molotovs parle conference. Poland and Yugoslavia emerge as keystones shaping regional power, with Czechoslovakia Hungary and Romania seen on moving toward Soviet influence.
Fragmentary text discusses re establishing operations to support deserving activities within the center. It mentions time of volunteers and urging workers to aid with minimal pressure on public patience and on volunteers. The passage reflects a call to re open or resume community support mechanisms.
By The Way Oregon notes Ed Christian and spouse from Prospect street will visit the Oregon caves with Mrs Wildred Twidig accompanying them as far as Eureka and then to Brookings on route to Mexico. Mr and Mrs Clarence Rust left for Mexico City with daughter Carroll for a one month stay. They travel by car. Peter Jensen returned home after a three day pleasure trip to Los Angeles flying in his Taglomerad plane. Mrs Viola Correa and her son Peter Jensen recently visited friends at Sherman Field Concord.
Washington report portrays John T Lewis and a puzzled Pentagon as U S Army officers balk at a heavy prospective recruit. The dialogue covers unusual apparel needs and potential shoe fittings for a man described as weighing about 245 pounds with a large waist, amid jokes about army adaptation and khaki attire.
Fragmentary account notes a soldier in training, references to starting duties and cheers. Mentions pain during drills, a presidential labor stance, and Lewis showing a preference for cigars. Some names and numbers are garbled in the OCR.
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